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VOLl’ME XXIV
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Ain’t
All Roses
(by George Long)
Cm. oacaoa
ON THE SCENIC NOliTHS ANTI AM HIGHWAY
NVMBI'X 24
GON’S EAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
THE MILL CITY~ENTERi’RISK—MILL CITY. OREGON1HI RSDAY, JUNE 13, 1971
Red Cross
I Swimming
$5.00 a YEAR — 15c a Copy
To Vie For Queen Saturday Night
Hurt When
Truck Piles Up
DllC Mofldây
On June 18 the patrons of
DETROIT — A 10-year-old Administrative School District
Monday, June 17 is the day,
Sublimity boy was seriously ' 129J will vote on a levy of
voters of School District 129-J ;
injured when a lumber truck i $517,915.00 for operation of the
will march to the polls again
he was in rolled over on High-, schools for the 1974-75 school
and vote on the operating bud-1 Plans for this summer’s
way 22 just east of Idanha year. This amount Is $15,370.00
get for the coming year. The j Red Cross swimming lessons
last Wednesday
afternoon, less than the proposed levy
budget committee has worked are underway. The four two
state police said.
which was defeated on May 7.
hard to present the voters of week sessions are June 25-
David Welter, passenger in
The levy approved in May of
the District with a good bud July 5, July 8-July 19, July
a truck driven by his father,
get.
22, August 2; August 5 to Au
William Welter, Sublimity, was 1 last year, for the current school
There is no fat in this bud gust 16. There will be classes
listed in serious condition with 1 year of 1973-74 ending June 30,
get that can be trimmed and for all age groups including
nternal injuries at Salem Me , 1974, was $84,679.00 greater
the amount
to ..
be voted
on
ii the voters do not pass it adults. The lessons will b<
morial hospital. He was taken 1 than
T
TI
,
this time, some programs will taught by Cathy Hell, a cer
here by Idanha Rural Fire June 18- However, the levy as
have to be cut to reduce it tified Red Cross Water Safety
District ambulance following approved was reduced by he
In ths
the
anymore than what it now is. Instructor. They will be held
he 2 p. m. accident. Police Board of
°f Directors ,ln
A year ago the voters of this at the Gates Pool at the Fron
aid the lumber load apparent-1 am°u"t of *95.000,00 in unex-
District went to the polls and tier Inn. The cost of a two
y shifted on the truck owned,
revenues received from
passed a larger budget by week session is $5 per student
by D & H Lumber, Lyons, I
Registration for lessons wil
over $69,000.00 than is being
?ausing it to roll over off thè I w^ere approximately 65% of
presented to voters at this elec-1 take place on each Friday af-
lighway. Traffic was not im- the valuation is in timber, it is
impossible to accurately esti
tion. There is a sample ballot ■ ternoon preceeding the start
peded, police said.
mate in December and Janu
located on page five of this of a new session. Schedules
ary, when the budget is being
weeks Enterprise. If you have j will be found in The Enterprise
prepared, just what income
any questions about this bud-1 prior to registration. Parents
Summer
Reading
will be received from timber.
get call the school or any ‘ wishing to enroll their child
It has long been the custom of
member of the school board i en in that session need to d<
Classes To Begin
and they will be happy to ex- so at the pool between 1:00 and
Summer reading classes will the Board of Directors to re-
plain it for you. But be sure 3:00 p. m. Registration and
be held at the Mill City Grade duce the authorized levy by
to vote Monday at the High payment for the first session
school beginning July 1st. Re the amount of unexpected re-
school, the polls will be open will be held on Friday, June
gistration will be as follows: venues received prior to es-
tablishing the final levy.
from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. All voters 21, between 1:00 and 3:00 at the
1st graders 8 a. m.
will vote in the one precinct high school, however. The
All voters are again remind
2nd graders 9 a. m.
schedule for the first session is
for this election.
ed that there will be only one
3rd graders 10 a. m.
as follows:
polling place for the June 18th,
4th grade and up 11 a. m.
10:00 Intermediate. R
Classes will meet daily in election, at Santiam High
1
Princesses
competing
for
July
Fourth
water.
The
Coronation
program
will
be
According to U. S. News and
10:30 Advanced
eginner Queen Title Saturday evening are Ver gin at 8:00 p. m. at the Santiam High the mornings for a four-week ' School, between the hours of
World Report, the Tax Foun (9-10 years.)
( 8 a. m. and 8 p. m.
School Auditorium.
—Ogden Photo session. Mrs. Judy Hansen and
dation—a nonpartisan organ
Beginner lene Peterman, Clary Pedersen, Rhonda
11:00 Advanced
Mrs. Carole Twede will be
Anyone having questions re
, Meader, Susie Wison and Barbara Gillen-
ization—has analyzed the cur (7-8 years.)
teaching. If anyone has ques garding the budget or the elec
rent $3(>4-billion federal budget
11:30 Beginners (9-10 years.) I
tions regarding these classes, tion may get in touch with Wes
and finds that it adds up to’’ . .
12:00 Beginners (7-8 years.)
please contact Mrs. Twede at Jahn, Superintendent, at San
an average bite of $4,013 from I 12:30 Beginners (5-6 years.)
897-2846 or call 897-2311 and J tiam High school, phone 897-
each of the nation’s households '
talk to Wes Jahn.
2311.
—$1,214 more than the com-'
parable figure four years ago
The average family may be
unaware of its share of the1
Girl of the Month
burden of a $300-billion-plus1
federal budget. Nevertheless,
GATES—The Budget Hear
the burden is there. It takes the
The 16th annual Fourth of corted to the stage and each
ing for the City of Gates con
form of direct and indirect '
July
Queen’s coronation is will perform a talent presenta
At an employee meeting at
taxes—and inflation ensuing
vened at 7:30 p. m. at the Gates
from chronic federa) deficits.
City Hall on June 6. Since scheduled for this Saturday tion. They will also be judged the Detroit Ranger Station
June 7 three employees were
there was no opposition to the evening, June 15, at the San on poise and appearance.
On top of this, state and local
presented with Certificates of
budget, the hearing was deem- tiam High School auditorium.
taxes are a rapidly growing
The
program
will
also
in
The program will begin at 8
Merit and cash awards.
part of the overall tax load.
The Summer Recreation pro-, ed closed at 7:31 p. m.
clude
the
Junior
King
and
If consumer protectors really gram will start Monday, June ! The Gates City Council p. m. and the five lovely prin Queen of the Kiddie Parade,! Vernon W. Rush received a
want to protect consumers, 17, and run throught August meeting was called to order cesses competing for the queen Kenneth Penrose and Heidi Certificate and a cash award
I in recognition of accomplish
they should address themselves 8. Each boy and girl wishing at 7:31 Thursday, June 6, fol title are Barbara Gillenwater, White.
to the question of whether tax to participate must bring $1 to lowing the budget hearing. Junior Woman’s Club: Rhonda
ments during the fall slash
Entertainment will be pro burning season. This was in
payers who are also consumers pay for insurance coverage Present were Mayor J. How Meader, Mill City Garden
are getting their money’s worth during the course of the pro ard Jenks, Councilmembers: Club;; Clary Pedersen, Mari vided by tap dancers Robin addition to maintaining his
from the biggest business in gram. This insurance charge Doris Rogers, Bert Wells and lyn Assembly #60, Order of Boester, Jill Girod, Anita Gof own job duties as Timber Sale
the world—the U. S. govern of $1 must be paid before a Tom Wood; city secretary’, Rainbow for Girls; Verlene fin, Kathleen Moore, Kim Officer.
DONNA NELSON
Peterman, Mill City Lions Tuers, Kim Ward and Leslie
ment
Verna R. Ketchum, Procure-
I youngster may participate in Morgan White and Dan Nu- Club and Susie Wilson, San White. A special guest will be
. gent and Joyce Presler repre
ment Clerk, received a Certifi
Donna Lea Nelson has been
the program.
tiam Chapter, AARP.
Mrs. Brenda Homar who will cate and a cash award for fil chosen as Girl of the Month
The Peewee teams will meet sented the press.
Many see the approaching at the baseball field at 2:30 p. I The minutes from the _ prev-| Each princess will be es- sing two numbers.
ling in, in addition to her reg for May. Donna will be a Sen
congressional election as an m., and the Little League teams ious meeting were read and
The princesses will be given ular duties, as the District Fire . ior at Santiam High School
opportunity for so-called liber
approved. The bills were paid
a quesiton and answer period Dispatcher.
next year. She is the daughter
4 p. m. both on June 17.
als to take control and push at Archery
Patricia R. Sprague, Recep of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Fultz
besides the talent, personality,
will start on June as follows: General fund, $358.- the meeting.
ahead with new taxes on pro 24 and run until August 1, on 40; Street fund, $144.05; Water
I The council passed authority poise and appearance, which is tionist, received a Certificate of Lyons.
fits and on wealth. There will Mondays’ Wednesdays
and fund, $551.68.
She has been in Wolverettes
I
to City Attorney Mick Davis, tlie basis for the judge’s deci and a cash award for her ef
also, no doubt, be prosposals Thursdays
Correspondence
was
then IV
lo ICV1CW
revjew the
ordinances U1
of the sion.
fective designs and prepara and Pep club. This year she
from v.vv
3:30 to 4:30 ~
¡Uliuajo
AiVAAA
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J1C UlUHldlllVi
for tighter regulation of basic
To be eligible, a student read and materials distributed. City of Qates and bring forth
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wilson tion to timber sale display was in Drama, Honor Society
industries in the United States. must
ust have attended Grade 4 Of importance was first a let-1
council those that are are in charge of the Corona-1 boards for presentation of the and Art Exhibit.
/JI programs will be advocat 1 or above during this past ter from the Mill City Steer-
information at the district’s
She has no definite plans
irrelevant to the city. The
ed in the name of consumers.
I ing Committee asking if Gates maximum to be spent is $400. tion program which is sponsor- 1 Five-Year Timber Sale Pro but does want to attend a Com
school
year.
ed
by
the
Mill
City
Steering
,
Before leaping off this econ • Tennis will start June 25, was going to participate in the
) gram, both for the annual pu munity College.
omic precipice, it would be and run to August 8. All stu 4th of July Parade. Discussion The money is to come from Committee.
blic meeting and the Forest
well to observe what happen dents are welcome. Students followed as to making a float, the general fund.
Following the coronation, a Supervisor’s Staff review.
Lastly,
the
council
accepted
ed in Great Britain. Following must supply their own rackets etc. and it was suggested that
reception honoring the queen
Also at the meeting both
Boy of the Month
that nation’s last election, the and the recreation program a Motel T Ford be used to re the budget for 1974-75 for the I and her court will be held in Charlotte Blumenstein, Resour-
City
of
Gates.
government proposed boosts will supply the tennis balls. present Gates.
the
commons.
|
ce
Tech,
and
Glen
E.
Reinke,
The meeting was adjourned
the taxes of corporations and Classes will be held at the
The council would like to ex
Coronation tickets may be Firn
Fire Drnxrontinn
Prevention Officer, rC"
wealthy individuals. The stock tennis courts on Tuesdays, tend their thanks to several at 10:30 p. m. The next meet purchased from any of the [ ceived 10-year Length of Ser-
ing
will
be
June
30,
7:30
p.m.
market went into precipitous Wednesdays, and Thursdays, businesses in Gates for the im
1 vice awards.
princesses or at the door.
at the Gates City hall.
decline; and, according to Bus
provement of their property by
from
9
to
10
a.
m.
iness Week, the question now
The girls’ program will start painting, etc. It has greatly im
is’”. . . the possiblity that the June 17 and run through Au proved our community. Thanks
Gates Kindergarten Graduates
British stock market's function gust 8 from 9 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. to Gates Trailer park, White’s
as a capital-raising mechanism
Antiques and Uunion 76. Ev
for business -especially small Participants must be at least eryone in Gates is proud of
4
years
old.
All
girls
are
to
re-
and medium-sized companies — I port to the Art room at the you for shining up your estab
could be endangered.”
' Grade School Annex at 9 a. lishments.
Is this a preview of what
.
, „
Reports were next on the
will happen in the U. S. if a m on June 17______
agenda. First was Street Com
drive is launched to close all1 _ .
.
missioner Bert Wells. He re
tax breaks that encourage in- Salem People Buy
ported the installation of six
BILL GABRIEL
vestment and emasculate in-
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sign posts.
However, he has
Lavender'$
Market
__
r
dustrial management with reg
Bill Gabriel was chosen Boy
LYONS—Hilliard C. Hanson been unable to obtain the street
ulation? Voters should look of Salem recently purchased 1 sign from the ( ounty he had
of the Month for May. Bill will
with fear at reformers whose (
he a junior next year at San-
Lavender’s Food Market in I ordered. He has looked into
chief targets are the industries r
____ and
__ 1 took possession
______ nrxmnanipc
hilt, is having
tlam High School. He is the
other companies
but is having i
Lyons
and enterprises that are the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard
trouble with costs. It seems the
Tuesday,
June
4.
Mrs.
Bever
source of jobs and the founda
Gabriel of Gates.
ly Clark, daughter of Mr. Han cost will be approximately $200
tion of the American system.
Bill has been in football, bas
more.
No
decision
was
made.
|
son, will be in charge of the
ketball and baseball.
It was also noted that street1
store.
After high school graduation
Mr. Hanson has been in numbers are still in the mak
Pr ocesses To Appear
he wants to enter the service
ing. It was also brought up that
business in Salem for the past, a traffic hazard on the Linn
or enter a mission in Alaska.
On Channel 3 Friday
27 years. He now owns tlie! County sde of the bridge ex
The 4th of July princesses Dancer’s Corral in Sa'em and
It is to be taken care of.
have been asked to appear on (is also associated with various isted.
Tom Wood, building inspect
Immunization Clinic
the “Valley View” show in Sa other enterprises.
or, reported he had obtained
lem Friday, June 14 at 3:30 on
Set For Tues., June 18
Don and Yvonne Lavender one estimate on the cost o':
KVDO channel 3.
of Aumsville have operated the painting the City Hall. Others
A well child and immuniza
Mrs Sue Ferguson, owner of store for the last 16 months.1
tion clinic will be held by the
are
to
be
sought.
Cinderella School in Salem,
M.irion County Health depart
Doris Rogers had nothing to |
made the arangements after
ment Tuesday, June 18, at the
i
1
eport.
the girls had completed their School Library To
Calvary Luthern Church, Stay
It was brought before the,
course at the charm school.
council the matter concerning
ton.
Be Open to Public
The clinic will be open 9:30
It was announced this week the new gambling ordinance
a. m. to 12 noon and 1:00 to
that the Santiam High School passed by the state. Since a
3:30 p. m.
will be open for public I misunderstanding concerning j
If the number following library
Parents wishing their child
use every Tuesday and Thurs I one of the local businesses, it
Pupils of Mrs. George Stafford re- didge, Jeffrey Girod, Dorothy Clark,
to be seen by the physic
your name on The En" day afternoon beginning Tues was thought that perhaps the ceived their diplomas at Kindergarten Lyle Ray, Michelle Neal, Heidi White, ren
ian should make an appoint
ordin
day, June 18, between the passing of / the gambling council
Kate Jerrim; top row: Kevin Klampe, ment by calling Mrs. Melvin
graduation May 15. Front row, L to R:
terprise label reads hours of 2 and 4 p. m.
Traci whiUle„ Kel.
ance was feasible.
f---- i'-l- The
--- council
Trenda Irwin, Linda Murphy, Robert Peck at 769-2684
would
like
some
local
opinion
6-74 it's time to send Residents are invited to
Kathleen Moore, nmu»
Anita uvum,
Goffin;
Morgan and Kenneth Penroee.
No appintments are neces
concerning this. The 1st raiding lie
lr' Blau, <v*uu,in
the library facilities on
sary
for immunizations only.
I
of
the
ordinance
took
place
at
second
row:
Mrs.
Stafford,
Bruce
Brun-
—
Stan
Ogden
Photo
a check for renewal.
above days.
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Starts June 17
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